Speakeasy
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Speakeasy
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Knock knock knockin’
Oh I really wanna get in
Knock knock knockin’
Oh I really wanna get in
But it’s a secret thing
Speakeasy
Sun is going down
Walk around the town
My buddy said he heard of this place
When nobody’s around you can hear the sound
Man I wish that I was a face
Knock knock knockin’
Oh I really wanna get in
And it’s so frustrating to hear the party rockin’
When you’re not there
Pocket full of money
Got myself a honey
And I really wanna go for a drink
Knock knock knockin’
Oh I really wanna get in
But it’s a secret thing
Speakeasy
Speakeasy
Inside, everything’s alright
Groove into the zone like you’re al capone
Bootlegger, never had it better
Prohibition made them kings
They got everything
Knock knock knockin’
Oh I really wanna get in
And it’s so frustrating to hear the party rockin’
When you’re not there
Pocket full of money
Got myself a honey
And I really wanna go for a drink
Knock knock knockin’
Oh I really wanna get in
But it’s a secret thing
Speakeasy
Speakeasy
Speakeasy
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Nazareth performs "Speakeasy", and this lyric page sits inside the Nazareth catalog on LyroVerse.
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